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STUDENT RESPONSIBILITIES
Generally, student responsibilities in an online or blended course parallel those encountered in the traditional classroom with some variations given the nature of the course environment. These responsibilities include
Attending the Course Orientation: Whether on-site or online, students must participate in a course orientation to become accustomed to the learning environment in which the course will operate.
Reading Course Documents: It is important that students read all course documents (e.g., syllabus, assignments) to become familiar with course expectations. This will allow students the ability to properly plan for all course activities.
“Attending” Class: Students must “attend” the online components of a course just as they would a traditional course. Class participation is essential to course success. In an online course, student attendance is considered to be defined as logging into the Learning Management System regularly and participating in all academic activities required by the instructor.
Organizing and Managing Time: Courses that have a significant online component may not provide students with as many reminders of course expectations regarding time as do traditional face-to-face courses. Therefore, the student needs to be well organized and must pay careful attention to the course’s schedule and deadlines.
Academic Honesty: As with traditional classes, academic honesty is a cornerstone of student online coursework. Frostburg State University standards of academic honesty and conduct pertain to all online courses taught at the University.
Acquiring Needed Materials: Students must obtain all necessary course materials, including required textbooks, lab materials, and course software. In addition, the student may need to access various library resources. In this instance, students can access their library code via the PAWS system. Go to Student Center and scroll to the bottom of the page and a library code will be among the blue links.
Evaluating Computer Setup: Students are responsible for ensuring that they have access to required hardware, software, and an Internet connection. If they plan to use public Internet access (e.g., a public library), they must contact the provider to determine whether the service is a viable option. Since all online and blended courses utilize FSU email accounts as a primary means of communication, students must be comfortable using their FSU email account.
Students have the responsibility of maintaining the security of their usernames, passwords, and personally identifiable information. Students must abide by FSU's Responsible Computing Policy.
Staying in Contact: Student interaction with peers and the instructor is just as important in an online or blended course as it is in the traditional classroom. Students must take advantage of all the communication options that are available in the course (e.g., email, discussion boards, chat areas) to facilitate learning and complete projects.
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these are responsibility about online classes